With Mother’s Day this month, we thought now would be a good time to share a few things about pregnancy in dogs. Here are some key facts! (more…)

Even Vets have emergencies! Little Elsie is considered the walking vacuum cleaner and gave Dr Kathryn a real fright! (more…)

With Cyclone Debbie not long gone, we thought it would be prudent to take some time to talk about disaster planning for your pets. (more…)

Jimmy is a 9 year old Maltese cross. This boisterous little man was thirstier than normal and had suddenly started to wee in the house. His owners noticed he had a bit of a pot belly but had put this down to Jimmy getting older, not that he potentially had Cushings Disease. (more…)

For whatever reason you celebrate Easter, it’s safe to say the majority of people love to binge on Easter goodies, which can be harmful to our pets. Here are our top tips to a pet safe Easter. (more…)

Dogs, and especially cats, can be tempted to eat bugs, which might seem a harmless habit for the most part, but can also be a buggy problem for a few reasons. (more…)

It’s a common question: is there such thing as a pet flu? The answer is yes but unlike in humans, there isn’t typically a flu season for dogs and cats and infection can occur year round. (more…)

A mentally stimulated dog is a happy dog. Here are just a few great ideas to help occupy your bored pet. (more…)

Here are a few of the behavioural issues in pets we talk about with our clients on a daily basis. (more…)

Many vets on the Coast run puppy school classes for their most fresh-faced clients, because the benefits of enrolling your pooch in one of these classes are so important to starting your new pup on the right path in life. (more…)